Frankie Montas' parents

Frankie Montas is a professional baseball player from the Dominican Republic. He is also known by his full name, Francellis Montas Luna. The 31-year-old was born in Sainagua, Dominican Republic on March 21, 1993. Montas is playing as a pitcher for the MLB side New York Mets. He is a former team member of other MLB teams such as the Boston Red Sox (2009–2013), Oakland Athletics (2016–2022), Cincinnati Reds (2024), Chicago White Sox (2013–2015), New York Yankees (2022-2023), and Los Angeles Dodgers (2016).

Frankie Montas signed with the Boston Red Sox as an international free agent in 2009. He was traded to the White Sox four years later in 2013. After making his debut in the MLB in 2015, Montas was again traded to the LA Dodgers the following season. Due to his injury, he was traded by the Dodgers to the Athletics, where he established himself as a pitcher in 2017. The Athletics traded Montas to the NY Yankees in 2022 and, in December 2024, he joined the New York Mets.

Who are Frankie Montas’ parents?

Frankie Montas’ parents are Grissel and Francisco Montas.

Montas talked to The Mercury News in 2020 about the support he received from his parents when he was suspended for 80 games in 2019 due to a PED violation. He said, “My mother, Grissel, and father, Francisco, were counting on me to send money back home.”

According to him, throughout his suspension, Montas’ parents called him every day to check on his mental well-being. “As parents, when you see your son in a tough spot, that doesn’t make you feel good,” Montas admitted. “They’re making sure my head is right. I said, ‘Don’t worry about it, I know what I have to do," he shared with The Mercury News.